This message challenges believers to rise to their calling as ambassadors for Christ, living with urgency and purpose in light of His soon return.

In this powerful message, Pastor Paul unpacks what Scripture reveals about the last days, helping us gain clarity and confidence about what’s to come.

Guest speaker Ryan Rice shos us that believers are adopted into God’s family as sons and daughters and receive a secure spiritual inheritance through Jesus Christ.

When God’s Word is spoken, it always calls for a response. How we handle it—how we steward it—leads to either blessing or consequence.

In this special Father’s Day message, Pastor Paul unpacks what it truly means to train our children in the way they should go—offering practical wisdom and heartfelt encouragement for every dad seeking to lead with purpose and faith.

In this message, Pastor Tim Johnson offers practical and powerful insight on how to make prayer a meaningful priority—even in the midst of a hectic, fast-paced life. Discover simple ways to carve out time for connection with God, no matter how busy your schedule gets.

The Church should be more concerned with sin than persecution. Persecution has led to greater purity and expansion. Sin has led to spiritual weakness and ineffectiveness.

A biblical view of God’s sovereignty teaches that God possesses ultimate authority, has all power, and is completely in control of every aspect of creation. In this weeks message we see what the Bible sasys about natural disasters in the last days.

In this week’s message from our ongoing series, “The Signs,” Pastor Paul brings a powerful reminder: As human disasters increase and intensify, we are to focus on our Sovereign God, stay dedicated to the mission of Jesus, and refuse to live in fear.

This Mother's Day, Pastor Paul shares a heartfelt message on the powerful influence parents have in shaping their children's faith. He encourages us to take the trust our kids place in us and use it as a bridge to guide them toward a lasting, transformative faith in Christ.